Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Replies Osinbajo's Road Assertion by dadexcel: 6:12am On Mar 02, 2016 |
sonOfLucifer: Yes, because Jesus Christ would have lied to avoid offending people. ...... No, Jesus Christ would have at least said the whole truth before looking for propaganda! ...... Will it not have amounted to foolishness if the GEJ government has abandoned the Avalanche of terrible, very dangerous uncompleted and abandoned federal roads all over the country and start building new ones? That would be the height of administrative recklessness, it is only a leadership that wants to lead by propaganda that will do that, but GEJ was more sincere than such leadership! |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Replies Osinbajo's Road Assertion by dadexcel: 6:06am On Mar 02, 2016 |
[qaa1quote author=Mynd44 post=43393888]
How did the Vice President lie? Reno just confirmed that a@ was no new road construction (from start to finish) under President Jonathan's administration. Which was what the VP said[/quote]............... Did you also read the part where reno said a responsible administration don't rush into new roads when there are thousands of abandoned but major roads? ....... Shouldn't the vice president have known that before making the statement in the first instance........ Or is he still campaigning? APC and unnecessary noise blames and propaganda...... |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Replies Osinbajo's Road Assertion by dadexcel: 6:05am On Mar 02, 2016 |
Mynd44: How did the Vice President lie? Reno just confirmed that there was no new road construction (from start to finish) under President Jonathan's administration. Which was what the VP said ............... Did you also read the part where reno said a responsible administration don't rush into new roads when there are thousands of abandoned but major roads? ....... Shouldn't the vice president have known that before making the statement in the first instance........ Or is he still campaigning? APC and unnecessary noise blames and propaganda...... |
Politics › Re: Anytime I Pass Throu These Roads To My Hometown, I Cant But Curse Jonathan & PDP by dadexcel: 12:46pm On Feb 28, 2016 |
Clerverly: Similar thread https://www.nairaland.com/2959493/each-time-travel-benin-ore-express
When the Vice President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo made a claim last week that PDP did not construct any single New Road throughout their 16 infamous years in power... Some people who are yet to recover from their political miscalculation in the last election, came for his head, branding him a liar and also circulated pictures of less than 150 Km REHABILITATED Benin-Ore as their Only defence...
However, that is not the basis of this thread. I am from the South Eastern Part of the Country and one of the most neglected regions of the country by the past governments...
These roads I am going to unveil thus, lead directly to my State from other parts of the contra, depending on the route one chooses to ply...But unfortunately the roads are in a very bad and unmotorable state...
There is no way one will pass thru these roads without dropping and heaping curses on the past governments, especially goodLUCK EBELE Azikiwe Jonathan, our adopted Son, in whom we hugely supported and still being regarded as our best...
Take a look at these Pictures:
1. Onitsha- Enugu- Portharcourt Expressway
2. Aba-Ikot-Ekpene-Uyo Expressway.. .............. Hmmmmm you APC guys are highly incorrigible!..... Really? So in your sincere analysis of GEJs performance this is enough to call his administration a failure?.... Why are we like this in this country?.... GEJs impact on road an infrastructure is too obvious and no amount of weak blackmail like this one can change it..... Even fashola and Amaechi have rm testified to it! |
Politics › Re: 2016 Budget: Presidency, NASS Break Deadlock As VP Osinbajo Heads Monitoring Com by dadexcel: 9:59am On Feb 27, 2016 |
PassingShot: Trust the president to bring them to justice.
As he once said, not that there won't be mistakes but he will take responsibility for such mostakes and implement necessary corrections. ...... Please who presented the budget again?..... Because it looks as is is the 'budget mafia'......... Leadership is about taking responsibility for our misdeeds and not quickly passing the buck! |
Politics › Re: 2016 Budget: Presidency, NASS Break Deadlock As VP Osinbajo Heads Monitoring Com by dadexcel: 9:57am On Feb 27, 2016 |
BALLOSKI: Good!
"Budget mafia" , shame on you. ........... Trying so hard to exonerated the presidency..... Meanwhile the blame game continues after all...... |
Politics › Re: Buhari Behind My Ordeal, Ex-nsa Dasuki Tells Court. by dadexcel: 8:15pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
seunmsg: Dasuki should defend himself and stop chasing shadows. His past corrupt deeds are behind his current ordeal and not Buhari or any other person. .... .... Whatever happens to first reading the content of the case before singing this chorus?..... Does he deserve a fair hearing?.. Why should three courts Grantham bails and he is still being detained?... Is Mr president with all due respect a judge or a lawyer to determine who goes on bail or not?..... If not vendetta and being vindictive, why will a president of over 160milliin people have time react angry on National television over a common criminal case already being handled by the courts? .... Are we in a banana /lawless society?..... What does the law say about an accused? ........ I seriously think that the day we bury sentiments, hate and become less gullible then we can answer questions like these before we comment on a sensitive matter like this one!........ |
Politics › Re: Buhari Behind My Ordeal, Ex-nsa Dasuki Tells Court. by dadexcel: 8:05pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
kokoA: It was Buhari who turned you into a human ATM? He must be a very good babalawo. ........... My dear can you sincerely prove this assertion in a competent court of law? I guess not, so I think you should use the word 'alleged' if you must go with the stale chorus!... |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Defeated, Chibok Girls Rescue Underway, Says Buratai by dadexcel: 3:10pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
jaykaylegend: and some idiots will say buhari is not working... IPOB youths una dey craze ........... Mr Nigerian youth, if this is your first time of hearing this sort of rhetoric then it's one of two things... Either you are not living in Nigeria or you do not read newspapers or listen to the daily news...... And if you don't do these things then I wonder why you should be making contributions......... We are blessed |
Politics › Re: CAN Lists 40 Achievements Of President Buhari In 9 Months by dadexcel: 6:06pm On Feb 24, 2016 |
miqos02: Director-General of the Change Ambassadors of Nigeria (CAN), Chris Nwaokobia, has released a list of 40 achievements of President Muhammadu Buhari in nine months of his administration.
1. A frugal and prudent President as opposed to an era of profligacy. 2. From a near pariah status to its rightful place in the comity of nations. 3. Saved over 2Trillion through the Treasury Single Account TSA. 4. Renewed effort at diversifying our sources of revenue. 5. A reinvigorated war against corruption. 6. Allowing the independence of the Legislature. 7. Allowing the independence of the Judiciary. 8. Encouraging local content in production. 9. Encouraging pan Nigerian interest in local goods and services. 10. Protecting indigenous enterprise and businesses. 11. Strengthening institutions of government. 12. Introducing social securities and welfare as the linchpin of governmental engagement. 13. Providing for the feeding of school children. 14. Providing for the employment of additional 500,000 teachers in 1year. 15. Creating and funding a sub-regional force to curtail and defeat insurgency. 16. Funding and equipping the Armed Forces for National security. 17. Providing a window for the recruitment of additional 10,000 Policemen/women. 18. Inspiring Patriotism through a pan Nigerian engagement of functionaries of government. 19. Increasing Power wattage from less than 2,000 to over 5,000mega Watts. 20. Regaining all Nigerian territories hitherto under Boko Haram control. 21. Curbing corruption in the Customs and increasing the revenue that accrues through the Customs Service. 22. Recovering Billions of Dollars from Treasury looters. 23. Repositioning and restoring the productive capacities of our Refineries. 24. Suspending the drainpipe/scam called Fuel Subsidy. 25. Purging the Civil Service and removing close to 24,000 Ghost Workers. 26. Reworking our moral margins in governance. 27. Introducing fiscal and financial discipline. 28. Making accountability and transparency the only permissible minimum. 29. Reaching bilateral agreement with foreign nations to facilitate the repatriation of looted funds. 30. Attracting foreign/counterpart funding for the construction of ultra modern rail travel network across Nigeria. 31. Making financial provision for the 2nd Niger Bridge. 32. Increasing duties that accrue on imported goods, with intent to inspire and re-engineer exportation. 33. Bail out and support of States in paying salaries and workers emoluments. 34. A renewed public/private sector partnership on Agricultural development. 35. Financial provision for the Bank of Industries to support and fund agricultural projects. 36. A renewed effort at rehabilitating our national sporting facilities and stadiums. 37. Commissioning a North East development and intervention body. 38. Approving the Cleansing of the Niger Delta space to mitigate the damage of oil spillage. 39. The commitment of leadership to creating skill acquisition centres and support for SMEs in collaboration with the Private Sector. 40. None interference with Court judgments regarding election matters, and advancing the independence of the electoral process across the Nation.
http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/can-lists-40-visible-achievements-of-president-buhari-in-9-months-full-list.181840/ ................ This looks like a write up copies from a political journal......... Too theoretical, lacking substance! |
Politics › Re: CCT Trial: Saraki Using Budget Controversies To Blackmail Buhari - Marafa! by dadexcel: 8:15am On Feb 22, 2016 |
ElFenomeno1: You quoted a whole article to provide a daft and basic one liner response? You should be ashamed of yourself, you bloody social reprobate! ............... I am not sure if it is wisdom to insult a faceless contributor, I actually feel it's wiser if we respond to the article instead or don't you think so my dear brother? ....... Please let's be more civil.... Your blessed and so are we all..... |
Politics › Re: CCT Trial: Saraki Using Budget Controversies To Blackmail Buhari - Marafa! by dadexcel: 10:25pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
tomakint: Spokesperson for the Senate Unity Forum, Senator Kabir Marafa, on Sunday, demanded the immediate suspension of Senate President, Bukola Saraki, for allegedly creating controversies around the 2016 budget in order to blackmail President Muhammadu Buhari.
Marafa, who is also the Chairman, Senate Committee on National Identity and National Population, told a group of select journalists in Abuja that, Saraki and his loyalists in the red chamber, were condemning the budget to protest his ongoing trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
He added that the budget controversies in very logical ways, could be linked to the pending trial of Saraki at the CCT.
The senate president according to him, through the aid of fifth columnists, has been shouting at different times that the budget was missing, doctored, or padded, hence can no longer be passed as earlier planned.
He said, “Honestly speaking if am to comment on the controversy that has been trailing the 2016 budget in the Senate, I will say it is all the work of the fifth columnists there.
“We woke up one day and the senate president just came and said there is no budget, that the budget is stolen embarrassing everybody, but the following day the Speaker said his own was not stolen.
“Next, they said the budget is doctored, next they said the budget is padded, next they said there are discrepancies all over the place we knew how they came into the leadership of the National Assembly or the Senate.
“Was it a coincidence that the issue of padding and everything just came up after the supreme court said go and face your trial ?
“Suddenly we started hearing that we cannot pass the budget as we promised because there are discrepancies and so on and so forth.
“In a nutshell, all the noise about the budget are all about this issue of corruption trial or CCT trial that is all, no more no less.”
http://www.punchng.com/cct-trial-saraki-blackmailing-buhari-budget-controversies-marafa/ ............... Hmm APC!... The blame game continues..... |
Politics › Re: Let's BLAME JONATHAN.... Culled From 'bushidoblue' Post On Nairaland by dadexcel(op): 10:21am On Feb 21, 2016 |
President Clinton led America was one of the most prosperous and progressive administration on their countries history......... President Bush took over and apparently led a totally different administration... Plunging American into wars and economic retrogression......... President Obama took over and inherited the vices of bush's administration.... Did he spend a whole year blaming his predecessor? No, he recognized the burden of leadership, he took responsibility, he formed his cabinet and economic team and the records are there to show the success in the areas of employment, health etc. Leadership is a responsibility and I believe we the youths should pray that God will make our leaders responsible and effective instead of giving excuses for their inadequacies and inefficiencies. We are blessed |
Politics › Re: Buhari At Opening Of Business For Africa, Egypt (photos) by dadexcel: 9:39am On Feb 21, 2016 |
emzila: maybe you didn't see the aspect of OBJ and Yar Adua. they faced their own challenges too. I was expecting you to say my figures are not correct. maybe I also need to bring the debt aspect of their adminstration to further tell u Jonathan actually failed. .......... I think it will be a better assertion if you say Jonathan failed 'in your opinion' because honestly to me and many more Nigerians irrespective of Jonathan misdeeds he is still one if the best leaders that have come of Nigeria........ Once again my candid opinion the facts are there for all to see. ...... Remain blessed as always |
Politics › Re: Buhari At Opening Of Business For Africa, Egypt (photos) by dadexcel: 8:59am On Feb 21, 2016 |
emzila: you are doing your best Mr president. I pray that God will vindicate you soon. within the shore of Nigeria especially on issues that are within your control/resource such as bokoharam, internal revenue generation, inculcating the culture of sit up by government agencie, you have done well. the issue of worsening naira against dollar is to any reasonable individuals beyond your immediate control as there is no foreign reserve to do that which any president should have done at a time like this. however, #istandwithbuhari.
FOREIGN RESERVE SINCE 1999
OBJ: INHERITED $3.7b in 1999 LEFT $45.0b in 2007
YAR ADUA: INHERITED $45.0b 2007 GREW TO $63b in 2008 drew from the reserve to boost the economy during the 2008/ 2009 recession and LEFT $47.7 2009 as at the time GEJ took over the mantle the growth was as a result of savings when oil price was $147 per barrel and he took out of it to shore up the economy when oil price dropped. GEJ: INHERITED $47.7b BUT LEFT $29.2b. from this I hope well meaning Nigerian can see that unlike during the previous administrations that had enough reserve from which the were able to boost the economy, GEJ left barely nothing from which buhari could get fund to bust the economy. NB Yar Adua withdrew about $15b to shore up the economy and still left more than he met on ground but if Buhari is to draw out such money from our reserve today, Nigeria could be bought by dangote. ..................... I like your depth of research, was actually enjoying it until you made a hypothetical and blatant lie.... 'GEJ inherited 47billion and left 29billion dollars after facing the greatest bokoharam onslaught in the history of Nigerian, after revamping the following dead and comatose sectors : rail transport, agriculture, roads and in fact the entire economy! First you said he left nothing, that's a lie - he left 29 billion dollars...... Please let's just pray that God will direct buhari instead of giving wanton excuses for inefficiency. We are blessed! |
Politics › Let's BLAME JONATHAN.... Culled From 'bushidoblue' Post On Nairaland by dadexcel(op): 8:51am On Feb 21, 2016 |
Blame Jonathan ON FEBRUARY 21, 20161:30 By Obi Nwakanma Last week, Vanguard reported a curious drama during the State House briefing after the meeting of the National Executive Council, between State House Correspondents and the Minister for Information, Mr. Lai Mohammed. It seemed like the Buhari cabinet did not have much to talk about. There is of course much going on. Boko Haram is still killing and pillaging. The Chibok girls are as good as lost. To remove the sheen from that fact, the President was reported a while ago to have pointedly told parents of the girls of Chibok to go home as there’s not much else he could do for them. Former President Goodluck Jonathan Well, that’s very disappointing because President Buhari and the APC made it a cardinal point of their election promise to return the kidnapped girls of Chibok to their families as soon as they are installed in government. Not to return the girls will amount to a breach of trust and a failure to fulfil a cardinal electoral promise. Goodluck Jonathan lost Nigerians, and began to lose his re-election following the massive international outrage that accompanied the kidnap of the Chibok girls. The Jonathan administration was vehemently criticized for its slow and half-hearted response, and for its inability to mount a strategic rescue operation to get back the girls from their captor. The loss of the Chibok girls was Jonathan’s greatest undoing, and it is actually in my thinking right after all, that for that alone, he deserved to lose the presidency. Right under his watch over two hundred young women disappeared from a boarding school. This was more than a security lapse, it was a clear failure of national security. It required a great operational capability to move that number of people through many borders, and it needed only a decayed or frayed security system to permit that. Because the president failed to protect these citizens of Nigeria to whom he had sworn both allegiance and service, he did not deserve to be returned to his job as president. In actual fact, Jonathan’s slow response, and the campaign mounted in protest grew to frenzy. In the end, he went to the National Assembly and secured $1 billion in supplementary funding for his national security operations to fight Boko Haram, and mandated that operation on his National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki. If truth must be told, by the time of the elections, Jonathan’s new strategy had put Boko Haram on the run, degraded its operations, and the tide had turned very clearly. Another three to six months of sustained action at the level may have seen the end of Boko Haram by now. But it was already too late for Jonathan’s government. He had waited far too late in the day to mount a serious counter offensive against the Islamic insurgency. It was too little too late. But there were visible signs of an impending Boko Haram defeat at the eve of Jonathan’s departure, on the strength of which Mr. Lai Mohammed, the Minister for Information, and Chief spokesman of this administration, no sooner in the life of the current administration was almost too quick on the draw to claim victory and the defeat of Boko Haram. Lai Mohammed was quoted at various times to say that Boko Haram, “technically” had been defeated and “degraded.” But six months later, Boko Haram is still there, and under the watch of this administration, has mounted even bolder, more ferocious attack, and on a greater killing spree than was possible under Jonathan. The Buhari administration has thus far failed in its promise to defeat Boko Haram. The significant push-back achieved at the twilight of the Jonathan administration has been lost. There is no clear-cut policy on the insurgency by this president except to move his military headquarters and put more boots on the ground. But an insurgency such as this requires a different strategy of counter-insurgency beyond traditional warfare techniques, and Jonathan’s last strategy before his electoral defeat had come to understand this. Meanwhile, the Buhari administration is busy conducting a killing spree of unarmed Biafran protesters in the South East of Nigeria, while Boko Haram insurgents are running wild in the North East. Something clearly doesn’t add up here, but back to Lai Mohammed. His critics have dubbed him “Liar Mohammed,” an unkind cut from his name, “Lai.” I have always liked the name, “Lai” because a great friend of mine from the University was called “Lai” and he was a great guy. Besides, I will not go so far as calling a Nigerian minister, “Liar,” but it often takes a great alchemist of untruths and distortions, to do the work of pure propaganda, as Mr. Mohammed has often done for the current administration. His strategy when everything fails is, “blame Jonathan.” So, in this last briefing of journalists, only two items were lined up: his attempt to explain the president’s numerous foreign travels, which has recently come under severe criticism, and his need to blame Jonathan for everything else. Reporters wanted to know a bit more – the radical slide of the naira, Boko Haram, the budget-padding scandal, the administration’s economic projections. But Lai Mohammed was in his element. Blame Jonathan. To justify the president’s increasingly expensive and wasteful foreign trips, the minister said, “You cannot run an economy by being isolated.” True enough. But that is why we have a Foreign Ministry and a foreign minister. Trained diplomats would not tell the Telegraph in London as the President recently did that “Nigerians are mostly criminals.” Such a statement is not meant to inspire or invite investor confidence. But what did Lai say? Blame Jonathan. Buhari has to travel because Nigeria had a pariah status under Jonathan. That is a lie, minister. Nigeria’s international standing actually improved under Jonathan. But this blame Jonathan game is getting old and worrisome. Budget goes missing, blame Jonathan. Buhari travels, blame Jonathan; Boko Haram continues to strike, blame Jonathan; Naira crashes, blame Jonathan; Economy worsens, blame Jonathan. One truth is clear: Jonathan revived the comatose railways, rebuilt long run-down federal highways, re-equipped the Armed Services, built twelve new Universities, and expanded the middle class. Above all, his greatest achievement was that Nigerians felt true liberty and freedom: no Nigerian lived in fear of government’s persecution, and he brought to an end, the spate of assassinations and kidnappings that marked the height of national insecurity before him. He wasn’t without achievement. His greatest undoing was the kidnap of the Chibok girls and his slow response to it. Lai Mohammed’s attempt to place the current failures of the current administration on Jonathan is both laughable and tragic. What is increasingly clear is that the APC had no plan to govern. Buhari’s first steps in government was all wrong: he started by alienating an entire segment of Nigerians, and he was too slow to respond to the realities of the crisis in the international oil market. Rather than pick up from Jonathan running, he crawled for six months, and seemed startled and confused by his own electoral victory. That period of inaction for six months when he failed to organize his government, stanch leakages, and establish necessary reforms has led to the current crisis with the Naira in a freefall, and the economy leaking badly like a wicker basket. Buhari’s economic policy that limited the circulation of money has led to a crisis of production and distribution. When he finally presented his budget, it became clear to Nigerians that this president is the one who really has no clue what running a contemporary nation is about in the 21st century, and the Tsunami that is about to hit him if he fails to reposition his priorities. He is already nine months in office, and he is still blaming Jonathan. Come three years hence this government will still be blaming Jonathan. Blame Jonathan is, it seems, the Buhari administration’s most consistent domestic policy. O ma bloody se o! http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/612603/(Quote) (Report) 7 Likes (Like) 1 Share (Share) |
Politics › Re: Rickey Tarfa, Arraigned; Floods Court With 90 Sans by dadexcel: 8:45pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Elosky20: Gang of 90 armed robbers trying to protect a thief. How can u bring 90 SANS to defend a case, they should knw that intimidation in a court is not allowed, ............... I expected that you would be patient enough to read the charges against him before calling his supporters a thief......... Let's be a bit rational in our response to issues. |
Politics › Re: Revealed: Fayose Might Have Forged Hnd Result (picture) by dadexcel: 1:58pm On Feb 13, 2016 |
cooldays: A photograph available online is laying claim to the fact that the Governor of Ekiti State might not actually have an Higher National Diploma certificate from the prestigious Polytechnic of Ibadan, Oyo state.
http://www.nairanews.com.ng/2016/02/revealed-fayose-might-have-forged-hnd.html ............... You APC guys are indeed very bad loosers, can you guys for once leave this man alone and face governance? Has it become a crime for one to say the truth always? Haba! |
Politics › Re: Fayose Questions Source Of Obasanjo’s Wealth by dadexcel: 10:43pm On Feb 12, 2016 |
nickxtra: Fayose has become to loquacious for my liking. Does he think the best way to play politics is by attacking different individuals? He is just too primitive for my liking ................. Too sincere and blunt you mean to say?.... Because saying truth in our times has become a criminal offense that when you say it your entitled to insults and denigrating from youths that should know better....... I pray for the soul of this country! |
Politics › Re: See The Massive Crowd Buhari Addressed Today At The EU Plenary Session (photos) by dadexcel: 4:41pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
BoneBlogger: Current events..did you hear? If the op has posted B00bs or body part, una no go complain.. .......... Your response only suggest to me your age/maturity range. |
Politics › Re: See The Massive Crowd Buhari Addressed Today At The EU Plenary Session (photos) by dadexcel: 4:31pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
Flirtyjane: President Muhammadu Buhari earlier today addressed the Plenary session of the European Parliament in France. Check out the massive crowd he spoke to.
http://www.metropillar.com/2016/02/see-massive-crowd-buhari-addressed.html ................... @op please I will like to ask a question....... Where exactly are you headed with this post, are you saying it is a great achievement for a Nigerian president to address a crowd like this or what?....... Smh |
Politics › Re: Lecturer Dr Danfulani Arrested For Criticizing Buhari On Facebook Denied Bail by dadexcel: 4:13pm On Jan 31, 2016 |
madridguy: He should have expressed himself without dragging the president's name inside mud. Al-Majiri has been roaming about the street even before PMB was born, what stop him from playing his civic role to liberate the children in Kaduna at his own capability ? .......... And so what? He should be arrested for simply dragging the president's name in the 'mud'? ..... That's pretty petty petty and a red flag for tyranny and dictatorship....... |
Politics › Re: What Okonjo-Iweala Said When Oil Was $76 Per Barrel (Flash Back) by dadexcel: 12:18pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
koboko69: You want magic in less than one year? What was NOI looking at for 6 years? She has expected oil to keep booming? ........No dear, do not think he wants magic, rather he will like to atleast see a clear policy thrust / direction after about 8 months of the new administration.....not sure thats asking for too much is it?....... |
Politics › Re: Buhari Still Fighting Insurgency With The Equipment I Bought, Says Jonathan. by dadexcel: 4:53pm On Jan 28, 2016 |
arewafederation: GEJ should stop being slippery and tell us what he knows about the $2.1 billion arms deal. ................Proper education and arguement/ contribution requires reading in between the lines , digesting the content of a write up before making your comment.....just saying! |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Wike- SaharaReporters by dadexcel: 6:51pm On Jan 27, 2016 |
gallantmoi: if this were to be during Oga Jonathan tenure..
I am sure they (PDP) will influence the Judiciary....
This is welcome development in Justice...
Baba always allow the law to take its course . nice
Welcome on board Nigeria to true democracy. ........... No offense meant, but do not know why I am see insincerity in this post...... |
Politics › Re: Rivers: Updates At The Supreme Court Wike Vs Dakuku by dadexcel: 6:11pm On Jan 27, 2016 |
franchizy: I am present in the court and i have never shared an update here. I wonder why people are posting false update hete.
The panel of judges had only dismissed a motion by wike, PDP & INEC lawyers in which the prayed the judges to declare that the it was wrong for the Tribunal to sit in Abuja and not PH. This motion was unanimously dismissed by the panel of judges. It is yrue that the panel of judges upheld both the card reader and manual accreditation. But the nagging as well as the challenging issues here is that during the sitting of the tribunal, INEC brough bags of incidence forms pleaded with the tribunal that they were bring more bags before they could tender it then before the tribunal judges. Its was recalled by Olijimi (SAN) Counsel to the APC that INEC closed its defense praying the tribunal not to bother about the incident form. Again Wike was suppose to appear before the tribunal but he never did but rather presented a newspaper publication whete the committee set up by JEGA ajudged the Rivers election to befree and fair. Also the inability of the witnrsses to read or answer qurstion put to them by the counsel to APC is a weak point for wike. In conclusion, i can say that wike relying only on the catd reader has already lost his case as both the tribunal and the Appeal court delivered judgement based on so many grounds and only relying or the card reader. At the moment the panel of judges are on a few minutes break. kindly disregard any update hetewhich says that the panel of judges uphelp any ground as they are only listening to the respondents and the Adoption of briets by all the respondents. |
Politics › Re: Photos: Buhari Arrives Kenya by dadexcel: 4:20pm On Jan 27, 2016 |
okedoyinolabisi: He seems to command respect anywhere he goes .................. Is there any president on the world that doesn't command respect when visiting a fellow president? ......... Can we please face real issues please and stop galvanizing!.... |
Politics › Re: A Response To Femi Falana, An Integrity-Challenged Charlatan (ICC) by dadexcel: 2:34am On Jan 26, 2016 |
iretiland: Ngozi Iweala is a shameless woman who needs to know that not all Nigerians are like her extremely dull praise singers who believe she is the best thing to have ever happen to Nigeria. I support Prof Soludo's claim that her knowledge of economics has become rusty after functioning in administrative and non-operational positions at the world bank in the last many years.
That she used her mothers saga for glory when millions of naira were paid to ransome her speaks volume of her level of humanity. The Govt she served as deputy C-in-C was so bad in securing people's lives, hence the reign of kidnappers. And while her mother was ransomed, did she and her banditry-like govt of the dullard GEJ cared about other people's loved ones who were kidnapped because of their failed security apparatus. NOI was trumpetted into our lives with great promise, and many of us accepted and believe in her, but it didn't take long before some of us knew she was a 419-econonists. Braining people recognizes their braining peers in the society, and in fact Soludo remains a shining example in our recent national life. NOI may have been one in the past, but not any more. She knows it and the intelligent ones also knows it. Except for ANY possible past glory, she is presently just a "being" and nothing of substance any more. ................. Facts and figures brother not just mere allegations and abuses...... Civility is a virtue. We are blessed |
Politics › Re: A Response To Femi Falana, An Integrity-Challenged Charlatan (ICC) by dadexcel: 2:29am On Jan 26, 2016 |
vedaxcool: This foolish woman should be ashamed of herself. Now we know truly what turncoat you are. IMF mole oloshi jezibel the destroyer because of longer throat you looked the other way while corruption was being done. ..........wisdom demands that you respond with facts and figures not petty insults..... Let us be civil please. We are blessed |
Politics › Re: Financial Times calls Nigeria's economic approach the height of foolishness by dadexcel: 4:33pm On Jan 23, 2016 |
banmee: Good to know. I didn't know that that Kemi Adeosun reports to Godwin Emefiele and Oscar N. Onyema. Thanks. I am less s.tupid now. ........... Lol! Lovely response.... Hilarious in fact. |
Politics › Re: Financial Times calls Nigeria's economic approach the height of foolishness by dadexcel: 4:25pm On Jan 23, 2016 |
omohayek: The true mark of cluelessness is blaming Kemi Adeosun for two areas of policy over which she has no control. It takes real ignorance to blame the finance minister for an FX policy which is actually set by Godwin Emefiele, the head of the CBN; she also had no hand in the NSE's difficulties, as the CEO of the Nigerian Stock Exchange is a man named Oscar N. Onyema. ........... My dear not too fast, the last time I checked the minister of fiance of any country is always the fulcrum of all economic decision and policies of that country, in fact he/she advises the president on fiscal and non fiscal policies, she works with the economic planning unit of the state on even the very yearly financial blue print of a state- the budget. So if she is not competent as the world renowned economic magazine has already depicted, so let's not get things twisted, the earlier we tell these guys the truth the better for all of us. We are blessed. |
Politics › Re: Wike: 'I Wont Go Down Alone, If I Go Down Everyone Goes Down With Me' - Herald by dadexcel: 10:24am On Jan 19, 2016 |
I marvel at how gullible the average nigerian can be, infact i am more disappointed when the youths that should be more research oriented and more detail and proof inclined just chew and believe every thing these politicians and bloggers throw at them, i really wonder where we are heading. It is unimaginable that someone can read some contortions like this one , and after seeing the source and all still believe it! ............ |